Word: buckleys
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...encounter will give him a chance to take a look at several players who might play key roles in the Crimson's remaining pair of Ivy games, next week at Penn, and the week after against Yale. One player who should benefit from the extra week is quarterback Brian Buckley...
Rushing Player G Att Yds Avg Lg TD Jim Callinan 6 73 288 3.9 16 0 Tom Beatrice 7 71 272 3.8 17 1 Paul Connors 6 66 217 3.3 15 0 Mike Buchanan 4 37 107 2.9 14 1 Brian Buckley 4 40 88 2.1 67 3 Ron Cuccia 5 12 70 5.8 28 1 Paul Scheper 4 21 67 3.2 8 0 Jim Acheson 7 6 32 5.3 18 0 Mike Granger 4 8 31 3.9 9 0 Mark Marion 3 17 27 1.6 10 0 Don Allard 3 2 23 11.5 16 0 Jim Garvey...
...Buckley seems concerned, but not worried. Clearly not as tightly wound as many other athletes, Buckley doesn't get extremely excited. He doesn't worry. He wants to win one game at a time. He obviously wants to win the League, and especially The Game, very badly, but he doesn't fret. He will confess only to his anxiety about getting enough Yale tickets for his large (five brothers and sisters) family and friends from Marblehead...
...will also make clear that his football ambitions don't end with the Yale game. Compared to Ken Stabler since high school, Buckley has received feelers from the San Diego Chargers, and Seattle Seahawks and BLESTO a pro-football scouting service that works for eight teams. A BLESTO spokesman said yesterday, "We think he's a good prospect...
...like to give it (pro ball) a try," he says, "If it doesn't work out, I'd like to go to law school," he adds, obviously unexcited about the prospect. Buckley yearns to play football, but he knows his plans often have taken unplanned detours. And if the pros don't work out, Buckley probably won't look back and wonder. Looking back is not his style...